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LEXINGTON - Five Henderson County residents charged with illegal voting or registration will have their cases heard by a grand jury next year while charges were dismissed against two others on Tuesday.

Fisheries biologists from Region I of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency were stunned Wednesday during an annual electro-shock survey on a West Tennessee Agency fishing lake.

'Historic Cemeteries of Rutherford County' will be the focus of tonight's installment of the 2009 Fall Community Heritage Lecture Series.

A few days ago we ran a request in the paper, asking area World War II veterans to contact us if they were willing to share stories of their war-time experiences.

Rain, rain, go away: Pruitt Holmes, a junior from Hendersonville, Tenn., walks home after class Wednesday equipped with her rain boots and bright pink umbrella.

A planned Henderson County highway project is slowly moving along as the state buys land to make way for the bypass.

Nashville police say a woman posing as an immigration worker has abducted a 4-day-old boy at his home.

At its peak in the 1990s, Hi-Tech Manufacturing in Lexington employed 42 people.

Zondra Scott was laid off Jan. 30. Two weeks later, her husband Steve lost his job.

Jackson Interim Police Chief L.E. Price announced the following promotions Friday, according to a news release: Sgt.

WEST TN STATE FAIR BEGINS TUESDAY: Fair begins at 5 p.m. and continues through Saturday at Jackson Fairgrounds Park.

A Lexington man died tonight in a single-car crash on Tenn. 114 in Henderson County, according to a Tennessee Highway Patrol report.

LEXINGTON - Six Henderson County residents entered not guilty pleas during their arraignments on charges of illegal registration and voting Tuesday.

Here are this week's Hearts & Darts. From the readers: Hearts and many thanks to Gary Pickens , South Side Alumni, for helping us announce the Lexington-South Side football game.

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LEXINGTON - Lexington Mayor Bobby Dyer was able to hold off political newcomer Tim Pierce and retain his seat during Thursday's city elections.

A man arrested at a local hospital in a double homicide in Alabama will be returned to Alabama to answer charges of two counts of capital murder, according to a release from the Madison County Sheriff's Office.

More Arrested on Charges of Illegally Voting By: Lauren Linney llinney@wbbjtv.com 9:10 p.m. Three more people have been arrested in Lexington for illegally voting.

Election Day is Thursday in Lexington. Voting will take place from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Lexington High School, the Tennessee Technology Center and the Lexington Civic Center.

LEXINGTON - Lexington voters will decide Thursday whether Mayor Bobby Dyer will keep his seat or political newcomer Tim Pierce will be the next mayor.